The phrase "achieved exits" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in business or investment contexts to refer to successful outcomes, such as selling a company or investment for a profit.
Example: "The startup has achieved exits that have significantly increased the investors' returns."
Alternatives: "successful exits" or "realized exits".
Alex has 30 years in tech, and two of his own companies achieved exits for investors via the public markets.
He has achieved exits to Google, Experian, eBay, Yahoo and Amazon and invested in many companies, including MindCandy, Rightster, Songkick, Return Path, YPlan, BookingBug, Citymapper and Farfetch.
Thus far in 2018, 24 E&P and services companies with PE backing in the US and Canada have achieved exits, according to the Mergermarket database.
We can observe that higher extrinsic information can be achieved (EXIT planes are lifted up) by exploiting the source memory and the source-relay correlations simultaneously, which will help decoder D s perfectly retrieve the source information sequence even at a low SNR sd scenario.
The Founders Club includes 15 VCs and advisors from Silicon Valley, New York, Boston, London, Paris, Stockholm, Munich and Tel Aviv who "source deals, vote on the admissions committees and work with members to achieve exits".
For a company to achieve exit velocity, it needs to be addressing a large enough market to make its upside revenue potential meaningful to an acquirer.
Here's a tongue-in-cheek rule of thumb: Consider that you will need 3x as much as you think, you'll have 1/3 the revenue you think, and it will take 3x as long as you think to achieve exit.
Second, for Ly6Chigh MOs that do achieve exit from the bone marrow, their ability to leave the circulation and gain entrance to injured muscles is additionally impaired by the absence of CCR2 (Serbina & Pamer, 2006; Lu et al, 2011).
A small number of others achieved "dignified exits," in which they stalled foreclosure long enough to find other housing.
He's also achieved notable exits, including Oculus (acquired by Facebook in 2014 for reportedly $2.0 billion) and OMGPOP (acquired by Zynga in 2012).
Having already achieved three exits from investments with Answers.com, Wibiya and the eBay acquisition The Gifts Project, Yossi is having a super year.
